Thesaurus / requisition

requisition

How to use requisition in a sentence

We’ve delayed requisitions for event professionals, for example.

The gentleman's hat was soon in requisition, and he left with the impression that 'great is the truth, and it will prevail.'

He had also been allowed to draw by requisition fifty days' rations, a box of ammunition, and four mules.

OVERLANDJOHN WILLIAM DE FOREST

One of the medical officers went to make a requisition for hospital accommodation, and got through the business very well.

He had promised the King that with four regiments he would play the lion, and troops beyond his requisition were hourly expected.

They drove down to the sawmill, delivered their requisition, and had their wagon loaded with newly-sawn plank.

The “water-horse,” as described, is often brought into requisition by the Caffres and other South African natives.

Not a moment is to be lost--every thing is put in requisition--the savoury meat is soon prepared.

To influence the princes the offices of skilled diplomatists were called into requisition, but to no purpose.

Is it not at once seen how a requisition of this kind will gently force her into habits of order?

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985